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Syria’s climate warning to the world
Exacerbated by drought, Syria’s political instability warns of another deadly climate impact: war, conflict, and competition for arable, habitable land.
Joe Romm
May 28, 2013
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‘Global warming my gluteus maximus’: The Sarah Palin syndrome
Palin’s social media quips that cold weather means global warming is not happening reflect broader confusion about the link between climate and weather.
Ryan Koronowski
May 22, 2013
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Climate change: Short-term variability vs long-term warming
New study finds global warming may be happening slower than expected. But the fact remains – if emissions continue unabated, we face an uncomfortable future.
Steven Phipps
May 21, 2013
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Study finds 97% consensus on human-caused global warming
Survey reinforces ‘possibly most important thing to communicate’ on climate change: 97% scientific consensus on humans causing global warming.
Dana Nuccitelli & John Cook
May 16, 2013
1
‘Space Oddity’ astronaut has unique perspective on climate change
As well as a rendition of the David Bowie classic, Canada’s first ISS commander offers a unique perspective on how humans are changing Earth’s climate.
Ryan Koronowski
May 15, 2013
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Graph of the Day: Even a moderate US carbon price has a big impact
Chart shows carbon price of $US25 leaves emissions in 2040 one-third lower than current levels, and 40% lower than 2005 levels.
Joe Romm
May 10, 2013
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You can’t talk about fixing the grid without talking about climate change
In his testimony to the US Congress this week on electric grid reliability, Weiss made a strong case for confronting the elephants in the room.
Daniel J Weiss
May 10, 2013
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99 climate one-liners rebutting denier talking points
Skeptical Science has developed an excellent collection of one-line responses to deniers of climate change. Here are the top 99 with links to the science.
Joe Romm
May 8, 2013
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A climate flow chart to de-confuse, and to defuse the confusers
Instead of getting exhausted by the arguments of climate deniers, give this flowchart a try – a joint effort from Grist and Climate Desk.
Ryan Koronowski
May 7, 2013
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‘Big four’ banks biggest backers of fossil fuel expansion: report
Report names Australia’s ‘big four’ banks as heaviest lenders to coal and gas expansion in Barrier Reef area, sparks calls for customer boycott.
Sophie Vorrath
May 2, 2013
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Where to next for EU climate policy?
The European parliament’s rejection of a short-term fix to the EU ETS now means much stronger climate medicine is needed.
Anthony Hobley
Apr 18, 2013
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Australia’s abusive relationship with coal
Despite all evidence telling us to run, not walk, from coal, we still cling to it. Truth is, coal will never clean up its act.
Tim Hollo
Apr 16, 2013
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